$78,755

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The Sierra HD comes in one of several different body styles with long and short bed options. However, despite this complexity there are only two available engines, both V8 units displacing 6.6 liters. The gasoline option makes 401 horsepower and 464 lb-ft of torque. The more expensive diesel engine is aided by a turbocharger and makes 470 horsepower and a massive 975 lb-ft of torque. Unlike the gasoline engine, the diesel is mated to a 10-speed automatic to handle all that torque. When properly equipped, a Sierra HD 3500 should be able to tow up to 35,000lbs with a 5th wheel attachment, or 20,000 lbs with a traditional trailer hitch, thanks in large part to the massive torque produced by its diesel V8. Sierra HD models are available with either rear-wheel drive or selectable four-wheel drive. In addition to copious options for the basic architecture of the truck, Sierra buyers are also offered plenty of choices when it comes to the tech in their new vehicle. GMC's ProGrade Trailering system features fifteen camera views to help keep an eye on things behind the truck, even counting a class exclusive transparent trailer view among its features. The available heads up display on the Sierra HD is massive, measuring 15-inches across, while the rear-view mirror can be switched between displaying an actual mirror and the view from the rearward facing camera. GM claims their MultiPro tailgate is the world's first six-function tailgate. In practice that means it's easy to load things into and out of the back of the truck, while also providing a ton of utility options for carrying loads with the tailgate dropped. It also has a built-in step to make it easier to climb in and out of the bed of the truck. Concentrating on off-roading capabilities, 4AT models come standard with four-wheel drive along with a more off-road biased suspension setup that includes Rancho Shocks. Other standard features on the 4AT include skid plates, an Eaton locking differential, Michelin all-terrain tires, a heads-up display, GMC's HD Surround Vision camera system, hill descent control and an off road mode. Most buyers though, will probably opt for the Denali version of the Sierra HD. Available in both 2500 and 3500 forms, Denali versions of the Sierra HD come standard with the bigger crew cab, body colored front and rear bumpers, LED lights in the cargo bed, tinted glass, LED headlights, daytime running, front fog and taillights, powered external mirrors, a MultiPro tailgate, UltraSonic front and rear parking sensors, Lane Departure Warning, Lane Change Alert with Automatic Braking, Rear Cross-Traffic Alert, Following Distance Indicator and Hill Descent Control (HDC).

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